Use cases
One app. Every workflow that runs on your voice.
Voice typing in any app, a bot that attends meetings for you, and Memo for quick spoken notes. Here is how different professionals put the three together.
Solo founders & executives
Think out loud. Ship faster.
Most people speak far faster than they type. airtxt turns that into Slack messages, investor updates, and product notes without breaking flow. Drop the bot into your next board call — the follow-up email is drafted and waiting when the call ends.
Doctors & clinicians
Document at the point of care. Your audio stays with you.
Clinical notes require accuracy and strict privacy. On-device mode keeps audio on your iPhone — your voice is never uploaded; only the transcribed text is sent, encrypted, for AI cleanup. Dictate into your EHR, your notes app, or email — whatever your cursor is in.
Lawyers & legal professionals
Dictate sensitive work without uploading your voice.
Client matters demand discretion. On-device mode transcribes locally — audio is never transmitted; only the text is sent, encrypted, for cleanup, and airtxt stores none of it. Deposition summaries, contract notes, client letters — faster than typing.
Sales professionals
Every call becomes a follow-up, without typing a word.
You finish a discovery call and the CRM update can wait until tomorrow — or it can be done before you close the app. airtxt drops into your Zoom, Teams, or Meet call, labels each speaker, and drafts the follow-up in your voice.
Journalists & researchers
Capture ideas at the speed they arrive.
Interviews, field notes, source quotes — the bottleneck is never your thinking, it's the transcription. airtxt cleans filler and false starts so raw dictation lands as structured prose. Cloud mode gives you Deepgram's accuracy; on-device keeps sensitive sources private.
Product managers & designers
From meeting to spec in one session.
You spend your week in calls. airtxt makes every one productive on the back end: speaker-labeled transcripts and follow-up drafts that lead with the decisions. Dictate research notes, PRD sections, and stakeholder updates without switching context.
Anyone with accessibility needs
Voice input that writes finished text, not raw speech.
Plain dictation types exactly what it hears — filler words, false starts, and all. airtxt works in any app through its keyboard and cleans your speech into finished, formatted text, so you never dictate punctuation out loud or edit afterward.
From the airtxt blog: AI dictation for iPhone, with more built in →
